Sentence examples for name indicator from inspiring English sources
The Latin name Indicator indicator suits the greater honeyguide well.
With that in mind, the greater honeyguide's Latin name, Indicator indicator, flashes like a warning.
While the first instance of a name is usually preceded by a name indicator, and thus can be de-identified by the third mechanism described above, subsequent mentioning of the same name may not be preceded by any apparent context keywords.
These PHI indicators serve as context clues such as titles ("Mr"., "Dr"., etc)., name indicators (such as "mother", "son", "proxy", etc)., location indicators (such as "Hospital", "Town", "Street", etc)., and age indicators (such as "age", "patient is", etc).. Non-PHI look-up tables contain dictionaries of "common words" or UMLS terms that tend to be non-PHI.
Medical terms and common words that appear in the UMLS and common word dictionaries are not removed as PHI unless they are potential names and are preceded or followed by name indicators (such as "daughter" or "friend") or another word that is also a potential name.
He also found and named a smoky-underparted woodpecker, a partridge the size of a furred grouse, and a male honey guide, which he named Indicator xanthonotus fulvus, and a sexually dimorphic wren babbler.
The birds' unique skill earned them the fitting scientific name of Indicator indicator.
The second main objective was to assess the magnitude and significance of effects of demographic, geographic and insurance coverage-related factors on the above named indicators.
Table 2 Selection of urban water assessment tools Name of indicator Description City Blueprint Aims at overall sustainability of Integrated Water Resources Management IWRMM) in municipalities and regions.
Table 1 List of TPIs to build a scenario Macro-categories Name of indicator Definition City planning Population Number of inhabitants in a given city.
Today, the oddly named "Live/Dead Indicator" on the USPTO's Web site announces that my trademark is "DEAD" (the word is unambiguously spelled entirely in caps, no less).
